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Okay but imagine Crowley diligently learning all kinds of civil planning, engineering, and architectural design so he can pull off his whole "make daily life that much more frustrating" shtick.
It’s my personal head canon that Crowley has several degrees, all of them self inflicted because he’s too clever for his own damn good.
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I think emotions, especially subtle emotions, show really well in your art. If that's a thing you have trouble with, then it's a place where the work you put into it really makes a difference.
I’m really glad to hear that! Conveying the right emotions is the most important thing for me when planning a piece.Â
Seahorse merpeople!
aa that’s such a cute concept!! they’d be so small....
I feel like my biggest ethical concern with Kyo's decision is that to have sex is that she'd either have to have sex with an adolescent of similar age (which would be a hugely imbalanced dynamic considering her greater life experience) or with someone substantially older (and anyone of that age willing to have sex with her would almost unquestionably be unsafe). But it's an issue I trust you to handle well, even if even odds say I end up wanting to see some folk dead.
It is an issue, yes, and Kyo is very concerned with that, too.
That fanart of modern Adora is just amazing. The expression on her face and the little quirk of her eyebrows and her mouth are just so amazing too, it's one of those looks that my mind just automatically places as, like, a Look, but when I try to actually think about it I keep spinning in circles trying to figure out exactly what it is or what the heck you did exactly to make her look like that. And the sunshine and the baggy sleeves and the morning hair-bun and aaaaahhhhhhhhh. I love all of it.
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Hey I just wanted to say I really appreciate how blunt and unapologetically critical you are of the US military history. When I criticize US militarism I feel compelled to hedge and point whatever positives which can be found so I don't sound like I'm being thoughtlessly critical and get dismissed out of hand. But that tends to bleed into how I talk about it with people who agree with me too and even how I think about this stuff. So it's refreshing to see you just say "This is fucked. The end."
This ask is a few months old, but I really appreciate this tbh. Most people feel compelled to backtrack and say nice things about the army in order to not alienate the people they’re talking to, because most folks will honestly stop listening to you otherwise. When debating with pro-military people, conceding that the army does some things right sometimes is mandatory if you want an audience.Â
At some point I just got tired of having to acknowledge these “points” because they really weren’t actual points in the discussion; they’re just distractions from the truth. When you derail a post that says “America has been bad in all wars” by saying “Even the Civil War?” you aren’t actually trying to participate or share information; you’re just trying to make a gotcha that shuts down the discussion. I say, “Soldiers are complicit with war crimes” and you show me a picture of a soldier who rescued a kitten and that somehow settles it. It’s hard.
Not to mention it’s even harder to have these conversations when we disagree on what exactly a positive is. For example, recently I was having a conversation with someone about why they shouldn’t enlist. They mentioned that the US’s military is the biggest in the world, and presented this fact as an inherently positive thing, whereas I view it as an inherently negative.Â
It’s really discouraging that we as a country can’t have an honest discussion about our military, and even if we are successful in pointing out the flaws of the army itself, we never hold the actual soldiers accountable because we must support our troops at any cost.
A few decades ago it was popular opinion to outright hate the army; now you get death threats for criticizing it on a tumblr page lol I wish people would just become Aware, you know? Realize that they themselves have been indoctrinated at the threat of violence and they should be furious that they’ve gone all these years without learning the truth.Â
I think that’s what scares them tbh. People don’t like learning they’ve believed a lie.
-Kingsley
Tower of Ink is really, really good. It's such a fantastic piece about this person's mundane life and what's important to her. Thank you so much for writing it!
HEY thank you so much! i know i took forever to answer this but i that means a lot, during this time in particular. i felt pretty disappointed looking back at my 2018 writing and your encouragement is always so sweet
I had (almost entirely recovered by now) DID. I dealt with it with a therapist and did as much research as I could into it on my own time. While I don't have the full expertise a professional might I could answer basic questions and do some demystification for the DID anon.
